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TRE BRUSS LS POST
Old earl Now i
The reason we oan toll .4S'all
Papers so ()heap le we gat it Bat'gafn
on all of Mr. RQddioli's etoQk, We
have just made new samples and oat#
show you over 17o samples of item•
nttnt8 whtol) you oan have, many of
them at about half prig°, plenty for
email rooms. Beside( these we have
over 100 other different klnde and
25 new Samples of
all a'po
Direot from the factory. you may
be able to make a quiok oboioo but
you oan depend upon it we are selling
Cheap, We have alat of One and*
two roll lots, suflioient for oupboarde
or small pantrye—Beautiful Papers,
For 6c. per Roll.
It will pay you to see our stook
if you are thinking of doing any
Papering.
DEADMAN ct McOALL,
Druggists, Oplioiane and Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brnesele Station, North
and South, as follows :
GOING Senna. GOING Non?n,
iliac 6228 eau, Mixed ......... 8:45 a,m,
Express 11:63 8.m, I Mall 12:04 p.m.
limed ......... 8:00 p.m. Express 0:43 e.m
".ental e.tirs tents.
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Irnnow Summer,
TIRO Posr gives the news.
Busman is brightening up.
GET ready to pay year taxes.
AnvratrtsE your strayed stock.
B3tnssooe Commit will meet neat Mon•
day evening.
THURSDAY of nest week will be the
memorable 5011 of November.
LAST Saturday's snow flurry wee a
strong hint to get ready for Winter.
THE electric light will be running in
Brussels, we expect, in the course ofa few
weeks.
Ruaroa Bays another furniture store
may be opened out in Brueeele in the
near future.
Oun tbe,oke are doe to those indeb ed
to us who are sending along the cash. It
is much appreciated.
NEXT Monday Messrs. Backer & Van.
atone will ship another car of live hogs to
the Eastern markets.
BLANK forms for School Teacher's
agreements with Trustees may be obtain •
ed at THE Posr Publishing House.
Roor. WH.LIAxeoi had Woof the fingers
on his left band badly jammed in a pair
of gears at the flax mill on Monday.
EDWARD'S cider mill is running again,
having been closed for a few days while
replacing the boiler with a larger one.
TEE town Band has purchased new
music and have commenced to drill on it
preparatory to next season's concerts.
PUBLIC Library entertainment in the
Town Hall nest Monday evening. Mr.
Kleieer, the celebrated elocutionist, will
be there.
R. H. FERGUSON, Walton, abipped a
double decked car of Iambs to Buffalo on
Tuesday. He has a large 'number to
forward vet.
J. H. YOUNG, of Moosomin, N. W. T.,
formerly a well known citizen of Brussels,
writes :—Wheat is 8 very fair orop and
from 60 to 70 cents per bushel, so we will
be able to obey the command of the Good
Book, "Owe no man,"
A OovvorL of Chosen Friends was in.
otituted by Organizer W. G. Collins at
Ripley, last week, with a membership of
23. This week Mr. Collins and son are
busy at Belmore, where they expeot to
organize a Council also.
ATHEISM CLEGG & DAMES shipped a car
of hogs from Brussels and another from
Belgrave on Tuesday. Last week they
forwarded two care of cattle, a car of
lambs and a car of hogs. These gentle-
men handle a lot of stock and consequent-
ly pay out a very large sum of money
annually.
Guie POWDER PLor,—Brussels L. 0. L.
No. 774, will hold an entertainment in
tl:e Orange Hall on the evening of Nov.
5th, program to commence at 7:30. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Orangemen and their friends, A good
time is expected. A splendid musical
and literary program has been prepared
by the fife and drum band, Prof. T. A.
Hawkins, H. L. Jackson and others, B.
Gerry will be the chairman of the even.
ins.
I{LBISER'e Comm—The Public Lib•
nary Directors will give the people of
Brussels a genuine elocutionary treat at
the Town Hall on Monday evening, Nov.
2nd. Grenville Keiser hae a very high
reputation as areader and impersonator,
and hie endorsements by pulpit, press
and educational societies are ofa (hare(•
ter equalled by but few of hie profession.
The principal part in his program will be
aeleettone from "David Copperfield," in
which be is said to excel, and a number
of miscellaneous selections will make up
a delightful entertainment. Plan of Hall
at Fox's drug store.
HURON MEDICAL Assoc0ATloN.--•The
regular meeting of this Association was
held in the Council ()bomber, Clinton, on
Wednesday of last week, those present
being Drs. Burrows and Bethune, Sea.
forth ; Kennedy, of Wingham , Agnew,
of Loedesboro' ; Taylor and Thomson,
Goderich ; ilfoAsh, Belgrave ; Arm•
strong, Bruoefield ; Gunn, Shaw and
Iirauseman, Clinton ; Seanbury, Bay-
field. Dr. Gunn read a roper on Hernia,
with caeca in practice ; I 0 presented a
(lase showing the result c= an operation ;
the paper was a very 3,8tra0tive one,
Dr. Bethune read a paper on tape worm,
with specimens. This paper was equally
instructive. Dr. Taylor gave a history
and notes of. 06e0S ih praobioe on diph•
theria; this Was a epeoially interesting
paper because of his experience with the
enti•toxihe treatment. The AesoOiatien
expressed the opinion that the Provincial
Government should have a enpply of
anti toxins at centres in different parte of
the Province, so that it can be more
readily secured than at present, the
special value of this remedy being in its
early application,
TSB Game Warden for this Dietrint 18
W. 1t. Climio; Listowel;, who oleo ieeuee
dear shooting lioeneee,
AN interesting oommunieatlon on Fall
Fair exhibits 18 crowded out of thio ieeue.
It will appeal` next week,
A LErrgo from Dire, Rijahart may be
read on page 6 of We issue whieb will be
of intereet to many of our readers.
J. J. AND Mao, GI01'1N entertained the
membere of the Methodist ohureh choir
and other friends at their reeidenoe laat
Friday evening, AD enjoyable time woe
Spent,
SATURDAY night of this week i8 Hal-
lowe'en, A 89eeial oonetable will aseiet
Constable Wright in a lookout
for tnisohief makers. The "nooler" will
also be ready for occupation.
FOUND.—A.small sum of money on
Turnberry street, Brussels, The owner
may have. the tame by paying for this
notioe and galling on Jas. Walker, oar.
riage maker and undertaker.
BRUSSELS Public Library Reading
Room ehguld be more extensively patron.
iced. The small sum of 01.00 will make
you a member of the library, and the
use of the papers and periodioale.
AUCTION. sale of driving horse, harness,
top buggy, plows, do„ at the Queen's
Hetet, Bruseele, on Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. F. S. Soott will be the
auctioneer. Elijah Pease is the pro-
prietor.
Tim probabilities are that the prrbposal
to erect a Carling rink in Brussels will
not be carried out owing to the want of
cosh. Quite a few snores were taken but
not eulluient to warrant proceeding with
a building.
MoNTnor Horse Faire will be held in
Brussels this season ae usual. The first
will take place on Thursday, Nov. 30th.
Opportunity will be offered for auction
sale of stook or goods on Fair days, at
reasonable terms.
PnopERry Soxn.—Last week F. S. Scott
disposed of the "Andrew Lees" farm, lot
20, 8th line, Morrie, to Harvey Beam, of
Brussels, for the sum of 81,400. There
are 100 agree of land and Mr. Beam will
set to work to clean up the place and im-
prove it. He will summed too as he is a
worker.
NEw HABNEss Soon.—David Frain Data
leased the frame shop from B. Gerry,
formerly oocupied by the late Wm. Rod•
disk ae a wall paper store, and will open
up a harness making business. Mr.
Frain is a practical man and bad at chop
in Brussels some years ago. He will also
attend to carriage trimming ae usual.
DEATH or MRS. E. DoWNEY.— The
Guelph Mercury of Oct. 20th says :—Ou
Sunday morning P. Downey, of this city,
received a message from Waterdowo, an-
nouncing the death of his sister-in•law,
Mrs. Edward Downey. The cad event
look place on Satnrday night. E. J.
Downey, 0. P. 10. agent, Fergus ; J. B.
Downey, Watnrdown, and Mise Mary
Downey, school teacher, Brussels, are the
surviving children of deoeaeed. Her
husband died nine years ago.
Liar Friday evening a largely attended
meeting was held in the Liberal Club
room and the pro and eon of Brussels
poetmaeterehip discussed. The decision
of the gathering was, in brief, that if Mr.
Farrow's action iu addressing political
meetings daring the last Dominion elec.
tion campaign comes under the rule laid
down by the Government as partisanship,
that be be removed. A ballot was taken
as to choice of candidate in case of a
vacancy being caused and F. S. Scott
was declared the choice. The notion of
the meeting was forwarded to the proper
authorities.
THE Editor of the Clinton New Era,
who by the way, is the Mayor, Rays :—
The Mayor is not known as a fighting
character, nor is he penally given to the
use of strong language, but there are
those who say that during the past week
he has been guilty of both these indie•
orations. He hoe been fighting with a
severe attack of sciatica, and generally
the sciatica has had the best of it. It
has been more than difficult for him to
attend to his ordinary duties, and the ab-
sence of tbe usual amount of local news
is due to his partial oonfioement to the
house.
TnROUOII THE STORE WLaonow.—Friday
afternoon Conrad Michael, 12th con.,
Grey, accompanied by hie collie dog,
went into Gerry Bros'. hardware store.
After attending to hie business Mr.
Michael retired but the collie had the
door closed on him. Not wishing to re.
main longer indoors be jumped into the
Northerly window among a lot of fancy
lamps and lamp goods just received, and
after a crash there of several lamps went
through one of the large window panes,
b088121ng the glace to smithereens. Mr.
Michael made good the damage and in
future collie will stay at home when his
owner comes to Brussels.
11.LEIsEn.—The Goderich Signal Bays
of the gentleman who comes to Brussels
next Monday evening :—Mr. Tlleiser, on
appearing, was thoroughly appreciated,
and sacrificed none of the credit the In.
etitute lee won in providing entertain•
menta of a high order. The state of
mirthful effervescence in which the audi-
ence felicitated during the evening WUS
not clouded by the tragical scenes and
the characters of Mioawber and Uriah
Heap were given with a faithfulness
which Dickens himself, no doubt, would
have highly approved of. Mr. Kleiner le
an artist of lrigb merit and we oongratu•
late the people of Goderich on having
been afforded an opportunity of hearing
him.
SPEARING of salaries for the new nomi-
nating officers the Municipal World says:
"The County Councils Act does not de.
fine the amount whieb nominating offi•
cars are to receive for their service&
Under the ant the first duty of the of -
titter is to engage a hall for the nomi-
nation meeting, and then publish or poet
up notice of the same. Eta next duty is
to attend the nomination meeting, and be
available during the following day, for
the purpose of receiving resignatione
from candidates nominated. In view of
the above, we think the nominating of -
fleets' aerviose should be worth at least
six dollars, and that hie accounts should
include the expense of posting and publi•
Dation of notices of the meeting, rent of
hall, and for eervioee of timetables at the
meeting. In municipalities where an
sleotion for county Menai] only ie held,
the amount to be paid for deputy return-
ing officers for their services, polling
places, eta., is to be determiner) as uenal,
by the council of the local munioipality,
but the election imposes an additional
duty on the municipal clerk, and coup•
oils in passing a bylaw to appoint deputy
returning officers and fix polling places,
should determine the amount their aleck
is to reo)fv8 for oonduoting the county
cannon elections, making returns, etc,
01
Tuts button fad le rem:bine great pro.
portione. llverytlling from the gravest
to the gayeet ie to be found, The To•
xonth Telograu4 eaye —Had the groat
Amerioao public ae many (Dins in its
pocket as oampeign buttooe on ite hreeet,
the preeeot election would not have the
money gnetitian ae the all important le -
sae,
ltenn5 1;3A08 eo BaueeapLo,.•--Leet Fri-
day morning Rwbard Roach brought the
well known And epeody trotting horse,
"Roddy," whose record is 2;101, to town
haviog completed 0 very suogoselel
season on the turf, He has been per,
(based by D. O'Leary, of Petrone,
brother to JAS. 'O'Leary, Brueeele, from
13, Dunlop. The horse will be ltopt in
training by R. Roach, who hoe well
a place in every rale he started bine in
thie year. It is said Mb,.Dunlop, whom
people said wee "married to "Reddy,"
may go to Britieh Columbia and buy out
n gold min, With Reddy, Florence G.,
Maple Leaf, O'Donnell, Online
and Rookaway, the Queen's Hotel
stables should be kelit well to
the front, es they no doubt will,
Business Locals,
Lotto, clear boomat MoCraoken'e.
Sim D. 0. Rose' new stook of Over.
coats,
SINGLE harness very cheap, and a good
stook on hand. I, 0. Richards,
Fop the cheapest Overcoats in town go
to D, O. Rose'.
BORES, blankets, trunke and valises
cheaper than ever. I. 0. Riohnrde,
Goon business stand, opposite Ameri•
oan Hotel0Bruseele, for Bale or to rent.
Apply to B. Gerry.
Fon repairing rubbers, boots and
shoes we take the lead, I. 0. Riaharlls,
Inoeaw filing very (heap now for
spot cash aa I have a new and a, fast way
of setting sews. T, McGregor, caw -filer,
Bruseele, Queen St. East.
A LADY'S kid gauntlet was found on
William street. The owner may have ib
by proving property and paying for this
advertisement.
Herno there 1 Have you Been the beau-
tiful
eantiful china jest received. Another sup-
ply of china with photo. of new school, at
T, Fletober'e jewelry store.
Cotl'onrencm dwelling to rent over my.
store. Good hard water force pump on
the promises which does away with oar.
rying water up or down.
I. C. Richards.
So'Lnn'n Core, the great cough and
Drool, m2 re, is in groat demand. Pocket
size eonucfva tWeuty•live doses ; only 25
oente. Children love it. Sold by Jae.
Fox, druggist, Brussels•
CoacroiTAEL8 brick residence with every
oonvenience,furnane, &o„ for sale or to
rent. Possession given on December let.
For farther particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels.
MAIL'S Olover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear ae
a bell. 26 ate., 50 ote. and 8100. Sold
by Jas.' Fox, druggist, Brussels.
CAnrErs: -Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 803. to 41,00. Howz & Co;
Mns. T. S. HAw7INS, Ckattanooge.,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaed System I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 eta. Sold by Jas. Fox.
Editor J. L. Montgomery, of Marsh-
all, (Ill..) Democrat, states that for many
years 1,e suffered untold agony from
dyspepsia. At last he began to lake
Ayer'e Sarsaparilla, and by the time be
had used six bottles he was as well as
ever. (Duree others, will cure you.
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells (leaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 34.02
Do NOT CONFOUND Wright's Liver and
Stomach Pills with the numerous cheap
purgative pills that only act on the
bowels. Wrigbt'e Liver and stomach
Pills are given to you as a treatment
with full directions of how and when to
use them. The coat is 50 Dents a box.
One box cures. Ask Jae. Fox, Druggist,
Brussels, about them and get a circular.
Don't Headache Powders will relieve
that violent headache in less time than it
takes you to read this. They are sate,
euoceseful, sure. 25 cents a box.
MARRtf1L,
B181or—Hor.—At Melville Mance, on
Wednesday, Oct. 2801, by Rev. Jno.
Ross, Mr. James Bishop to Miee
Carmine Hoy, both of Grey.
Slairsow—McGns. At the reeidenoe of
bride's parents in East Wawanoeh,
on Tuesday, 008. 18th, by Rev. Mr,
Hall, of Belgrave, Mr. Douglas
Simpson to Miss Jennie McGee,
both of East Wawanoeh.
GI080e—RonznrsoN.—At the reeidenoe of
the bride's mother in East Wawan-
oeh, on Wednesday, Oot. 14th, by
Rev. Mr. Hall, of Belgrave, Mr. Jae.
Gibson, West Wawanoeh, to Miee
Bella Robertson, East Wawanoeh.
MGNTGoarERY—IawIN,—On Wednesday.
Oct. 21st, by the Rev. G. A. Gifford,
lYfiee Debbie Irwin, daughter of
Mr. Thos. Irwin, John street, to Mr,
Alex. Montgomery, of Oeangehill•
HAuan—Ronrnsow.—On Wednesday, Oot.
21e8, by the Rev. Wm, Lowe, Miss
Jane Robinson to Mr. Thos. Haugh,
all of Turnberry,
MAxwarn—Bntnons.—In Mornington, on
the 14th inet., by the Rev. E. A.
Fear, Mr. W. Maxwell, of Bluevale,
to Mise Mary Brydone.
•
FJRVeSr3 clz,m SA:.A.RSCOJTS,
Fall Wheat
..
Peas
Oats
Butter, tube and rolls ...
Eggs per dozen
Flour nor barrel
Potatoee
Hay per to 1
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per 1311•, retail,
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Apples per bus
Hoge, Live,.
75
25
40
21
11
12
4 00
25
di
4
1 00
50
15
50
8 50
Wool ................. 18
75
25
42
22
12
18
4 60
8 00
00
40
8 80,
ST4NV4, D Ta/INK OF C4 W4:D4,
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HEAR OFFICE, - TORONTO
A,SSETid. (Sewn Million Dollare),
CAPITAL(Alortze
) .
OCT, 30, 1890
47,000,000
82,000,000
Armin in' all vrincfpal pointe tilt Ontario. Qucbee, D2'aeiltofa, United States l520nplaat4.
A General Banking Baoinese Traneaoted. ' Farmers' Notes Dieoounbed,
Drafts leaned and Oolleotione made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 41,00 and upwards from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN TO Tile UOLLEOTION OF FARMERS' SALE NOTES.
13very facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe.
5, A. STEWART MMe8nonn,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUM.RN.
APPLES WANTED. SHIP -
Pin's price W01108 paid for 2,000 bags
BRUSSELS 1OVAPORATING FACTORY at
A, MAGIO LANTERN P01-1
-ple, with 200bpl to 0, views.
nth& P. 0.
THREE LEICESTER RAMS,
one Shearling and 2 Lambs, for sale.
Apply to JAS, sninit, Lot 80, Con. 0, Morrie,
DRIED APPLE 5.—FIVE OAR
loads wanted for the Belgian market.
16.2 G.E. KING, W1ngham.
ONE SHEARLING RAM, A
number ofliani Lambs, all pure bred
Shropetiirea, also 12 young Elves, grades, for
sale, Apply to JN 0, SMITH, Lot 8, Con, 0,
Grey, Brussels P, 0. • 18.01
HORSE FOR SALE,—WELL
framed, good size, extra gentle. Sold
with or without harness and top buggy,
sleigh and robes. All In prime order, 8,080
than half price. JNO. D. RONALD,
r71EAGHER WANTED.—WANT.
JL in for S. S, No.8, Grey, a male teacher,
holding Second class eertiacato. Duties to
comm enee Januarylet, 1807, Sealed appltoa-
tions with testimonials and ealary expected,
w ill ee reoeived by the undersigned up to
friday, November 18tb, MB.
D, MCTAGGART, Sec.-Treas.,
34.4 Oranbrnok P. 0.
TERSEY GRADE HEIFER
CALVEe.—Until further notioe the cost
of service of my Jersey Bull, if paid at the
time of myths, will be 91,60 for grade cows
with the privilegeofreturning same one, or
another, every roar until you have a heifer
calf. Thienieene no charge for bull calves,
You aan depend on us always keeping a firBt-
mass bull from good milling shame.
(4. A. BRADMAN,
Druggist, Brussels,
AUCTION SALE
—0E—
'TALUAELE FARM PROPERTY
In the 'Township of Grey, Co. of 1111I0n.
Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale
contained in a 0erinin mortgage made by
John Raynard to the Vendersnow in default
and to be produced attic' time of sale, there
will be offered for sale by public auction at
the ROYAL HOTEL iu the VILLAGE OP
EETHEL, on
Wednesday, file iSt11 Day Of November,
stthe boor of 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
All that certain parcel or tract of land situ
ate in the Township of Grey, composed of
Lot number 21 in the 0th Concession, con-
taining one hundred acres more or less. The
property is sitaat0 about two miles from ale
Village of Ethel and eight miles from Bros -
0810, Erected on the property 3s a frame
house iu good state of repair and a bank barn
with stable below 40 x 00 feet. There are
about fifty aoresunder cultivation. The soil
is a clay loam. There is also an orchard of
about an aere in extent. The property is
watered by a spring creak. The property
W ill be offered for sale eubjoot to 0 reserve
bid. Terms :-10 per cent. of parobaee mon-
ey will require to be paid at the time of sale
and balance according to favorable terms
and conditions to bot en made known. For
further particulars apply to
E. M. CHADWICK{,
08 Wellington et„East, Toronto,
Solicitor for Vendors.
Dated at Toronto 2011 October,1806.
Notice to Creditors.
IN TIM ESTATE OF ,TAMES MCKEL-
VEY, DECPAS1iD.
Notice is 'hereby given pursuant to the
statutes in that behalf, that all creditors
having claims spinet the estate of James
McKelvey, deceased, who died at the Town-
ship of Grey on the 114th day of April 1800,
are required on or before the Tenth day of
November, 1866, to mail to the undersigned,
the Agent for the Executors of the deoeaeed,
at Brueeele post o0lee, or delivered to him in
writing, it statement of their claims, with
full particulars, addressee and descriptions,
and of the security (if any) Bold by them,
and that from and after the said date the
said Executore may proceed to distribute
the estate •of the deceased, baying regard
only to the claims of which they may then
have had notioe. And the Executers will
not be liable for the proceeds of the estate
so distributed to any person of 3v11oee claim
they had not notice at the time of such die-
tribution. A. HUNTER, Brussels,
Agent for A. McKnnvoor,lyxeoutore.
Mu. MOKELynr, !
Dated at Brussels, 000.16, 1800. 14-2
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DERsxoNEn has several good Farms Ior
Bale avdto rent, easy terms, in Towneblpe
of Morris and Grey,. F S. SCOTT,Bruesele
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
L' aorea—Censieting of Lots 18 on the 701
and 8th Concessions Township of Grey, be -
lug 1 mile from the Concessions,
of Ethel and 5/
miles from Brueeele, 40 sores of Fall wheat
sown and about 80 scree under grass ; 00
norma cleared an oath. Perms of payment
easy, A, M0KELVEY, M, D.,
84- Brussels.
ABM FOR SALE. -160 ACMES
Consisting of the South 4 and South /
of the North l of Lot 80, 0on 2, East Wawa -
nosh. This is an ex0011on0 stook farm, being
well supplied with good timing water, It ie
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage cf Blyth. A largo part of Itis under
grass. Buildings and femme aro le a fair
state of repair. Boar terms ofpayment will
be given, Por all information apply to
11-tf G, P, BLAIR, Barrister, Brueeele,
1 PLENDII) FARM FOR SALE.
Li That excellent farm, Lot 10, Oen. 2,
Townehip of Grey, 100 aures, mast be sold at
once iu order to close estate of daeeaeedown-
er, The lot is nearly all alearoll, with good
buildings, ample water supply, largo or-
chard, 11 miles from Crairnr0ali le under
good cultivation and is a very doelralo]e pr0-
ptertyy indeed. Apply to ItiOHAR]) MIT-
tOHI4LL, Brussels P..O.' 3011N hi/TOP/DLL, the ,remises' nr`A.31004510110, Brussole,
Dated Sept, 10th, 1800.
( 00,D FARM FOR SALE NEAR
▪ Brueeele. Groat bargain. Let 7, Oan.
0 Grey township, Good buildings and or-
;Mara, well watered suitable .for mixed or
dairyM
farming. Apply to W. KILLOUGbl
on the promiseesor to THOMAS HE1i•ITAGE,
London West.
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
780 agree of good 7arm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, 12 offer.
ed for sale at alow prlee. q'be property' Is
North Nast I Se0,10, T wp. 11, Rouge 4, East.
There le a house on tbe premises and some
breaking done, Per full partioulare as
price, title, 1 0,, write or apply to
G,11`, BLAIR or W.: H. KE1RR,
20.11 Brussole, Ont.
G00D FARM FOR SALE IN
the Towuehip of Grey. In order to
olOse an estate the West half of .Lot 24, Con,
7, Township 01 Grey, 10 acres, is offered for
immediate sale. On the premises aro a good
frame dwelling with kitchen, &(., also two
frame bawl, good water, orchard, &c„ and is
00088 0o the Village of Ethel. Soil is of the
best and farm 1e well fenced, Apply to
ALBS. 0801/IILVEY, M. B„ Brussole . `var.
MoKELVNY, Jaelostowu ; or A, HUNTER,
Brussels,
'ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
niBelGNEn offer their splendid 100 mere
farm , Lot 22,0013, 12, Grey, for sale. There
are 85 sores. (bared, ba'laaao goodhardwood
bush. On the .premises ie a oomfortable
frame ]rouse frame barn and outbuildings ;
good orchard; wells, &e. 40 acres under
grass. Farm tin ex00110at !state of 00111ya-
Mon,10 miles from Uranbrook village and 0;4
from Brueeele• Possession could be given
this Pall. For further particulars as to
price, tense, &o., apply on the promises or
write
to C Wee . AND SAMUEL OA11NO0HAN,
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligible 200 acre farm, eompoeed of
lots 10 and 17 1n the 10th con„ Gray township,
Sumo Co., and 00 eorea, part of lots 18 and
17, 11th Don., belonging to the Robert Brown.
estate, is offered for sale to hind up estate.
On the first farm is a good stone houee and
large bank barn, necessary outbufldtn e, or-
chard, &c. Farm well watered, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation. About 00
acres of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
the 50 acre farm there is a house and barn,
orchard, and about 8 acres of bush. B'arme
sold Jointly or separately to Suit 900013 e0r.
Possession given in the Pall. Parma are on-
ly a mile from the village of Oraubroole,
where are school, churches post-ofnoe,
stores, &o., and 3f miles to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussole. For further partioulars
as to price, terms, &c„ apply to
AGNES BROWN,11
JAMES BROWN, I Executors.
JOHN BROWN, J1
Oranbrook.P.0.
BBOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will ]veep .tor service at
Lot 17, Uon.14. Grey, a thorn' bred (Mester
White boar. Usual terms.
14-4 L. MoNEIL, Proprietor.
BOARS FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for Berrie( at
Lot 24, Ooa1, 8, Morris, a thorn' bred Berk-
shire boar with registered pedigree, import-
ed stock OD botlr sides, bred by Goo. Green,
of Fairview, also an improved Yorkshire
with pedigree, Tents. $1.00, to be paid ab
time of service with privilege of returning if
necessary. JAS. A. MOORE,
14.4 Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 28, Con. 8, Morris, the thoro' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,”
red from 3. E. Brotbour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Lair. Terme, $1.00 to be paid
at the time of service with privilege- of 10 -
turning if necessary. Pedigree may be soon
on application,
ROBT. NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keen for servloe on
Lot 80, Con, 0, Morris, the thoto'-bred Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain John.'
His mother in a full sister to the 1st priz0
sow at the 'World's Pair. Pedigree will be
Produced on apgllcatlou, Terme-51.00 to
be paid utlimo o[ service with privilege of
returning If necessary.
3.9.43m JAS, SPESR, Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 27, Con, 4, Morris, the thoro' bred Tam•
worth boar ,"King George," purchased from
H. George 1801008, who got first prize for
their 10rd at Guelph Pat :Stock Show, The
dam m "Eiag George" won flret prize at the
Show, London England, H
1r 1, Hirai was im-
or00d and weighed 75011)2. Terms $1.00 to
bo paid at time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary, Pedigree may be
seen on application,
RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
40.02 Proprietor.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
This old and prognerou8 Fraternal Associ-
ation numbering 050,000 members are pro -
senting to thepnblio their popular and000u•
ondeai rates to worthy mon, et the very low
rata of about $8,00 per $1,000 per annum.
The"Workmen" Promptly Pay Meal,
Claims and expect a largo increase to its
members now that those American Line
Companies don't seem satisfactory ib Can-
adione.
ItOBT, ARMSTRONG kL W. ; W. H, 1i30113t,
Recorder ; J. A. CIDABIB�rON,Pinanaiar,
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons,
Crown and Bridge work a specialtyy. Moder-
ate P090. 8atiefa0tlon ;inured. Ofloe over
Barrett's barber shop, Turoberry St„ Brus-
eels,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Vdtoslnary College, 10 prepared to treat all
diseaeem of domostioated animals In a oom-
potent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, Galls promptl, at.
tended to. O011loO and'1aOrecary-Pour doors
north of bridge l'urnberry et., B0000015,
AUT
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What ? Why that drily load
of Now Wall Paper that was re-
ceived at
raaiatUlta
a few days ago ? Yoe, and it will be hung
if Neatness of Doelgn and Cheapness in
Pries has anything to do with it. We
haven't a single roll of old Wall Paper in
store, Every sample isolefin and bright,
direct from the factory last week,
7011 Sh011.1d See
Our 50, Papers with •Border and Ceiling
to matoh, and then of course we have a
very fine range of Glimmers and Gilts at
from 7o. to 110., but we not only have our
'papers marked at exceeding oloso prioes,
but we also save you the trouble of trim.
ming it. We do that for you with our
new Trimming Ma0lrine, without extra
charge. Now there's a pointer worth re.
mombering,
Every Roll of Wall Paper
Purchased from us will be
Trimmed Free of Charge.
We will consider it a favor to show Yon
our stook whether you wieb to purchase
or not at
Fox's Drll g Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• solicitor and Conveyancer. Colles.
bions made. Office—Vanstone'e Block, Brus-
sels. 21-8m
Y�M. SINOLAIR,
•
• Solicitor Uonveyaneer,NotaryPub-
lia, &c. ONoo—'Vauatone'e Bloch, 1 door
north of Central Hobe], Private Funds to
Loan.
C-. CAMERON,
UCr(rstrSlCameron,
ameon,)IIarieand iGr10
Out. Office—Hamilton St., Opposite. Col-
borne Hotel.
G•
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
8eliaitor, do. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's CNao, Goderiol.) 011toe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKJ3Y,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a auecialty. Orders left at Tan Pon
P obiehing Ifouse,Bru seen(, or sent to Walton.
P.O., will receive prompt attention,
T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
J.
• EIRB, will sell for bettor prices, to
better men, ]n ace time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer In East Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can always be arranged et this office
or by personal application.
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has had 25 years exporienee as an
Auctioneer, but who had to gait owing to ill
health, has again taken out license and is
prepared to conduct Bales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tun Posr Publishing house.
JAS. STRETTON,
18.1 Auctioneer.
MEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MONAUGHTON, M. D.
EJ • O. M„ L. E. O.P., Edinburgh, M.O.P.
S. Ont, Residence and Moe in Wileon'e
Block, 0021185 of Mill and Tprnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
GradFhyoiolan, Surgeon Aoeoucher,etc,
uate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of 1'hysioians
and Surgeons, Ont. OFFICE—Next door to
McDonald & Go„ Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WT E. MoORAOKEN,
V Y' • Ieaurer of MarriageLfacnsoe. Office
at his Grocery,'Puruberry, street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
•. Tonsorial -Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. MoKay & Co'e hardware store.
Ladios'andshildrohs hair cutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
91,00 to $1,000 and allawe 0l per aut.
iuterost. T. FARROW,
87.8m Postmaster,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. PLETCHER
issue' of Marriage Licenses,.
OFrfoE AT JEWELRY Smut.
fa -No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brueeele.
ALEX. IEUNTRfl,
Clerk of the Pourth Division Cour
Co,. Huron, Oonveyaneer, Notary Public
Land,. Lean and Insurnnoe Agent, Iiundo
invested and to lean, Colleotione made
Office in Graham's Bleak, Brineele
211H08. A. HAWKINS;
1 Will give le000ne to pupils either on
Piano or Or'gan, at his Min °Room, opposite
the 13080.00oe, Brussole-Vocal loosen a also
given, Tea years _ experience in. teaching.
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